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MLB·ANALYSIS·June 22, 2026 12:53 PM ET

Reds' Chase Burns hasn't allowed more than two earned runs in a start since April 10

Cincinnati's young arm keeps rolling.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jun 221 min read
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Chase Burns hasn't allowed more than 2 ER in a start since April 10th! 🤯 #MLBCentral dives in on the 9-1 @Reds hurler a Via @MLBNetwork on X

What happened: Chase Burns has not given up more than two earned runs in any start since April 10. MLB Network's MLB Central broke down the right-hander's fastball-slider combination behind his 9-1 record.

Why it matters: The run anchors a Cincinnati staff trying to climb back toward .500, with the Reds sitting at 37-39. A dependable front-line starter every fifth day gives the club a stabilizing presence as it stays in the NL picture. This is the same Burns who has held opponents to two or fewer runs across a long run of starts.

By the numbers: Burns is 9-1 on the season. The Reds are 37-39, scoring 4.3 runs per game and allowing 4.9, and have won two in a row.

What to watch: Watch whether the heater-slider mix keeps the earned-run streak going his next time out as Cincinnati hosts Milwaukee.

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